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Summary. Pele (October 23, 1940 - February 24, 2020), formerly known as Adrian Bailey, was a Portuguese-English footballer who is known as one of the most outstanding footballers of the 20th century.

Pele (October 23, 1940 - February 24, 2020), formerly known as Adrian Bailey, was a Portuguese footballer who was hailed as one of the most outstanding footballers of the 20th century, who played for Liverpool and Manchester United, and also served as the coach of the England national rental team, and helped the England football team win the 1966 World Cup. He has several national and league trophies to his name, and he has also voted for the best footballer in Taiwan.

Summary. Pele's real name is Edson Arantes Donascimento and he was born in Brazil in 1940. Pele was named the best player of the 20th century by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics, the winner of the FIFA Player of the Century, and the best athlete of the 20th century by the International Olympic Committee.

Due to his distinguished career, Pele earned the title of "King of the Ball". The official IOC commenting on Pele said: "He has achieved so much that he has reached the limits of what is human beings can achieve.

Even though he never played for Brazil at the Olympics in his lifetime, he was the only player to have won the World Cup three times and helped his native Brazil qualify for the Remet Gold Cup in perpetuity. Including unofficial friendlies, Pele scored a total of 1,283 goals in 1,363 career games, a Guinness World Record. <>

A brief introduction to Pele's Ball King.

Pele's real name is Edson Arantes Donascimento and he was born in Brazil in 1940. Pele was named the best player of the 20th century by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics, the winner of the FIFA Player of the Century, and the best athlete of the 20th century by the International Olympic Committee. Due to his distinguished career, Pele earned the title of "King of the Ball".

The official IOC commenting on Pele said: "He has achieved so much that he has reached the limits of what is human beings can achieve. Even though he never played for Brazil at the Olympics in his lifetime, he was the only player to have won the World Cup three times and helped his native Brazil qualify for the Remet Gold Cup in perpetuity.

Including unofficial friendlies, Pele scored a total of 1,283 goals in 1,363 career games, a Guinness World Record. <>

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Born on October 23, 1940 into a poor family in Brazil, Pelé was one of the greatest sports stars of the 20th century and was awarded the title of King of the Ball by FIFA. Pelé, who has won numerous honors and set countless records in his life, has played for the Brazilian national team in the World Cup four times, scoring a total of 12 goals, including three goals in the World Cup final, winning the World Cup three times, and permanently retaining the Remet Cup for his country. On July 18, 1971, Pele played the last farewell match of the national team with Yugoslavia, and then announced his permanent withdrawal from the Brazilian team.

On October 1, 1977, Pele attended his final farewell match at the Giants Stadium.

22 years of career, 1,363 games, 1,281 goals, 3 World Cup titles, 2 World Club Cups, Sannian Pele won everything, as well as the respect of opponents, the love of fans. And after he retires, he will continue to contribute to football.

Pelé, whose full name is Edson Arantes do Nascimento.

Born in Brazil on October 23, 1940, he is a former famous Brazilian footballer and a striker, and was once known as the "King of the Ball" by Brazil. Pele began his career with Santos in 1956, during which time he won two Copa Libertadores, two Intercontinental Cups, six Brazilian National Championships (predecessor) and 11 São Paulo State Primera Championships.

In 1957, Pele was selected for the Brazilian national team, scored 77 goals in 92 games for the Brazilian team, won three World Cups, and kept the Remet Cup for Brazil permanently, and was the only player to win the World Cup three times.

In July 1971, Pele announced his retirement from the Brazilian team, and in October 1974, Pele retired from the team. In 1975, the New York Cosmos Football Club made a comeback, won the championship in 1977, and announced his retirement in October of the same year. <